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8 Fast and Effective Bodyweight Cardio Exercises for Dancers
Most dancers lead extremely active lifestyles. Which is why we don’t often discuss alternative bodyweight cardio exercises to dance. You
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A Gut Feeling: Breaking Down the Facts on Pre Pro and Postbiotics
Pre pro and postbiotics seem to be top of the newsfeed lately. Prebiotic sodas like Poppi and Olipop becoming more
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A Dancer’s Guide to Managing and Preventing Knee and Ankle Pain
Knee and ankle pain can be worrisome for dancers (or any athlete!) As dancers it’s important to know that we
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Workout Wednesday: A Circuit Workout
A circuit workout is a great way to simultaneously build strength and increase your cardiorespiratory fitness. Circuit workouts are also
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Training Tip Tuesday: Three Point Row
The three point row is one of those exercises that looks simple enough, but it’s easy to cheat your form.
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Life After Macros: The Principles of Intuitive Eating, Explained
The principles of intuitive eating can be challenging to undertake. Dancers Who Lift has always been committed to ensuring that
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Workout Wednesday: The No-Equipment Workout
Listen, sometimes the weight room is absolutely packed. Other times, getting to the gym just isn’t happening. That’s why having
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Training Tip Tuesday: Breathing Techniques for Workouts
There are lots of different breathing techniques for workouts. And while you can choose one and hop right into your workout,
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Do You Really Need 10,000 Steps a Day?
Getting 10,000 steps a day has been a widely accepted standard for maintaining optimal health. But have you ever wondered
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9 Things Physical Therapists Want Dance Athletes to Know
As dance athletes the odds of us one day needing the help of a physical therapist are pretty good. But
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Workout Wednesdays: The Bear Crawl Workout
Bear crawl workouts are a fantastic way to train your entire body at once. Not only do bear crawls work
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Training Tip Tuesday: Hammer Curls
Let’s talk hammer curls- a two for one upper body exercise! As dancers, the upper body is seen as “less
